Mid-Hudson Woodworkers

A chapter of the
Northea stern Woodworkers Association (NWA)

About Us

The Mid-Hudson Woodworkers (MHW) is a chapter of the Northeastern Woodworkers Association (NWA), “a group of people who love woodworking and want to get better at it”. The NWA base of operations is New York's Capital District. We, the Mid-Hudson Chapter, are based in the Kingston/New Paltz, New York area. NWA also has a number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) whose focus is on a particular subset of woodworking. Our club also partners with the Riverport Wooden Boat School, which is part of the Hudson River Maritime Museum (HRMM.org)

MEETINGS OF THE CHAPTER
Meetings are held live or online via Zoom on the 4th Thursday of each month. Meeting details are sent out to members each month via email.

ACTIVITIES
We conduct classes and workshops separately and in conjunction with the NWA. Meetings include guest speakers, show-and-tell and Members Helping Members sessions. The Association also works with community groups and non-profits in woodworking.

SHOWS
Mid-Hudson Woodworkers Show. We also actively participate in the NWA's two-day Woodworkers Showcase in Saratoga Springs, NY..

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS [SIGs]
In addition to our regular meetings, there are special interest groups which conduct their own events. Location: Wooden Boat School, 80 Rondout Landing, Kingston; except for KWA. Visit our SIGs page for more information and our Calendar page for meeting schedules.
    • Kaatskill Woodturners KWA
    • Scroll Saw Group - sessions are announced via email and also posted on our calendar
    • Community Service Group - meetings announced via email
    • Musical Instrument Group - meetings are on the 3rd Monday each month. Check our calendar to confirm.
    • Hand Tools Group - meetings are on the 4th Monday each month. Check our calendar to confirm.

Northeast Woodworkers Association:
On the NWA website you can find:
    -The Monthly Newsletter in PDF form
    -The Membership application form
    -Information about the Fiske Fund, which is a scholarship fund that helps members pay for classes that will improve woodworking skills.

For membership information email Robert Boisvert, our Membership Chair. Please include your phone number in your email.